Sentence examples for defining capabilities from inspiring English sources

The proposal doesn't list specific products or devices; instead, it focuses on defining capabilities that might make a satellite or space technology valuable to military forces, and not just civilians.

Theory Intelligence research (see Hunt 2000, p. 123) divides intelligence into two main levels: one including elementary information-processing actions and one including "more broadly defined capabilities, such as holding and accessing information in short- and long-term memory and, crystallized intelligence (Gc), fluid intelligence (Gf), and visual-spatial reasoning ability (Gv)".

It is expected that by the time students graduate, they will have developed defined capabilities which meet the expectations of the public for safe and effective clinical practice.

The concept of capability-centred justice is introduced by Sen [11], who defines capability as 'a person's freedom to pursue functionings that he/she has reason to value' ([12], p. 4 5), where functionings are what constitute a person's being with both a well-being and an agency aspect ([12], p. 59-62).

Where men and women are not segregated by arbitrarily defined capability but deeply entrenched in each others success, the lessons from Women in STEM Conference may show the path to end the gender war for women in STEM.

We did this not because we were linguists, master debaters or history teachers, but because we knew that our words would help define the infrastructure that would define the rules that would define the processes that would define the technology that would define the capabilities of the next great payment system of the United States.

The first stage decomposes the digital model into a series of part features; the second stage of the model involved defining the capabilities of the 3D-printer.

GA has several advantages, such as flexibility in defining constraints, capability of working with both continuous and discrete variables, capability of handling large search space, etc. (Fahimnia et al. 2008).

In IVE model, 1372 predefined technologies exist for vehicles and it is possible to define additional capabilities by the user.

Walter et al. (2006) define firm capabilities such as the ability to initiate, maintain, and utilize relationships with various external partners.

According to mental ability, models emotional intelligence is defined as capabilities related to emotions and emotional information dispensation (Mayer et al. 2014).